I followed you because your so real down to earth I have been getting ready to start doing candles this gram stuff for me was just confusing and i knew there had to be a better way God bless you for your sharing and helping !!
I use coconut apricot wax and watched your video about 10% being the sweet spot for coconut apricot wax - and girl you were RIGHT! Getting the best hot throw even cold throw with my candles so thank you so much! Love your videos. So helpful.
I haven't even started yet but this just sound so simple to understand. Some of the other videos I have watched have made me feel really overwhelmed. Thanks
Thank you for the great information, I don't made candles, but was deciding to give it a try, and your instructions are very easy to follow. Very lively video! Love it!!❤❤😂
After watching so many videos, I've just realised that your video/recipe is the most straightforward to me. I've been watching candle making videos for 3 or so years. Now I'm practicing to start my candle business next year February on my birthday. I'm going to be making just 1 candle of about 6.02 oz with parasoy wax. Now I know to make it 5 oz and my FL 1.02 oz...with your help. I truly appreciate your videos. I've already subscribed to your channel. Thank you. ❤
Thank you for this! No idea there was such a thing as a fragrance calculator!!!! OMG. Your information is life changing! I'm new to the candle making game but excited to get started! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!
Hey girl hey ...I have been struggling with getting the right hot throw and gave up and just recently decided to try again because of your video. I made a two candles this morning and I can't wait to smell them tomorrow. I could wait for two weeks but honestly I wont😂😂😂. Let you know how they smell..thanks again for all your tips 😉.
Yessssssss Queen! You doing you and sharing your knowledge is super inspiring 🙌🏼 made me laugh, explained everything in such an easy to understand way, and made me feel like I’ve just made a new friend 😍 BRB, off to test what I’ve just learned 😁…
LOVE your videos!! You crack me up and you ARE a boss. Keep it up and THANK YOU!! Your talent is blessing the rest of us. Thank you thank you!! And btw you’re fricking hysterical.
I just wanted to tell you think so much for explain the range under the description for the fragrance load. I was over thinking do i want to do this cuz hunty i was lost little lamb😂...Thank you again❤
I love love love your energy and your explanation rocks! Ty so much for your help and advice! You got a new subscriber! Now off to binge watch your videos.
Have you tried high density gel wax? The percentage is lower so I was going to do 1oz to 1lb since max is 6%. If u have better knowledge please share. Wanting to make wax melts.
I cannot find a link to the coconut wax you mentioned that was beginner friendly. I'm just starting a candle business and I am getting overwhelmed to be honest. I have most things I need, but still a working progress, I am going to start to sell on Etsy, but there is so much competition there. but I'm sure there is enough for all of us. anyways if you don't mind sharing that wax info I would appreciate it. Thanks for your video, I learned the FO measurements using the calculator you recommended.. thanks I was having a hard time with the other version I was learning which was the mathematical way of getting measurements... that calculator is going to save me a lot of time.... thanks again!
Thank you very much! Was very helpful! So just to be clear, if I’m using a 10oz candle vessel, Would the fragrance load be 1oz? And I love Makesy also!😍
Yes, I have been testing at 10% fl as of recent with 3 different waxes. I feel like 10% is a good fl to test at, but do your own research and testing. Certain soy waxes don’t need as much. Quick question, how to figure your fill weight?
So I'm not a candle maker. I just wanted to give out gifts for Valentines Day, but I wanted to not break my pocket book either. So I bought a kit that came with everything to make 12 4 oz candles. The only thing I didn't use in the kit was the dye and the essential oils. I bought fragrance oil from Maksey. I also got rosebuds/flakes from them too because I wanted to put them on top of the candles. I made my candles on Sunday, and then an emergency happened, so I didn't get to add rose flakes until this morning. Will that affect my Hot Throw?
BTW thank you SO MUCH for your videos. You don't know how easy you made this process for me by watching your videos. Again, I'm not a candle maker and don't aspire to be one. Honey, this is not my ministry 😅
I’ve been testing and doing 10% FO load as well but I’m not getting a good hot or cold through. I’m wondering if it’s the oil (candle science) or did I not let it cure it long enough?? Do you always cure for 2 weeks and what temp do you add FO and pour at? I’m using coco apricot. I’ve been adding FO at around 210 and pouring around 200. Thank you so much for always explaining things so well!!
@@bossvision I’ve been studying your videos day and night, just to piggy back off this response, on my food scale that would read 2.1oz correct ? NOT 0.021oz ?
I just started yesterday. And found out i should be using fragrance oil not essential oil😂 cause i kept wondering why I am not getting strong scent im following instructions to the T. That was my problem. Someone suggested to put the lid over the candle during the curing stage and I came back next day it was all bubbled up like a disease
Wow that apricot wax is pricey! 3.11 a LB after shipping cost. I realize not everyone lives near a wax supplier but I'm going to have to try it. I've been doing good with a soy/coco/paraffin blend
@@bossvision lol my apologies. Keep sharing your wisdom. I appreciate you. I am just learning about the calculator, so it was meant to stumble upon your channel. I am a new subscriber. I don't like making candles but melts, so I will only make one or two.
Exactly I agree with you I do the exact same thing I even try and teach my students this because I actually teach candle making I have a lot of friends and family who just want to make candles but got frustrated why it wasn't working so they joined my class I actually have a friend she seems something on RUclips about making candles out of Crayola crayons😅 I was like good grief no wonder her candles didn't turn out they were lit for maybe a minute and then went out she was very frustrated so she joined my class I had to explain in great detail why that does not work and never will she was new to making candles and she seen that and thought it was cute I couldn't help but laugh but I did not laugh when I was on the phone with her but I guess we've all been a beginner at one time or another I had another friend try it as well and that's why I decided to teach them how to make candles in about different dye chips they can buy to make their candles
yessss ok I feel better about my little "workaround". its so good that a lot of people already were doing this because the whole grams thing confuses me and playing around with % always made me lose scent throw.
Those wax calculators are annoying, I do the same method as you its simple with 10% method. Plus I get little over pour so my candles are guaranteed 12 oz etc.
@@elisamoore6780 Hi, Get the total volume that the calculator on crafty base provides. THEN, Divide that number by however many oils you are using in your Fragrance oil mix. For example, "If you're using 8 ounce vessel, with 10% FO, then the wax amount will be 6.25 ounce, your FO total for that ONE vessel will be 0.63 ounces, and you total product weight will be 6.88 ounces. NOW, you want to divide the FO (0.63 ounces) into however many oils you want use. This example is assuming you will be using equal amounts of each oil. SO, You'll be spitting 2 oils into 0.315 ounces (if your scale screen only has space for 2 digits after the decimal then 0.31 ounces) for each oil which will make the total of the 0.63 ounces you arrived at from the crafty base calculator. You'd do the same process for 3 oils: 0.63 ounces / 3 = 0.21 ounces for each of the 3 oils you are using." EDIT: This can be done in grams as well: For example, "If you're using an 8 ounce = 226.80 grams vessel, with 10% FO, then the wax amount will be 177.32 grams, your FO total for that ONE vessel will be 17.73 grams, and you total product weight will be 195.05 grams. NOW, you want to divide the FO (17.73 grams,) into however many oils you want use. This example is assuming you will be using equal amounts of each oil. SO, You'll be spitting 2 oils into 8.865 grams (if your scale screen only has space for 2 digits after the decimal then 8.87 grams) for each oil which will make the total of the 17.73 grams you arrived at from the crafty base calculator. You'd do the same process for 3 oils: 17.73 grams / 3 = 5.91 grams for each of the 3 oils you are using." I hope this helps you!! Happy candle making!
Just take the end total times the desired fo load. You are adding 10% to 100%. Honestly if you did the formula I said you wouldn’t have to use 10%. I love your enthusiasm though.
I just noticed you put a lot of foreign objects in your candles which is not in line with the National candle association fire safety guides. Does your errors and omissions/liability insurance know that? If a customer's candle catches their house on fire.... guuuurlll.....
1oz fragrance oil to 10oz wax is a 9.1ish percent load not 10. 9oz wax to 1 oz would be 10% If it works it works, but just so you are aware you percentages are a little off.
@@bossvision Talisha!!!!!! Omg!!!! I love you!!! Girl!!!! Screaming thank you for this tip!!!! I started making candles last year. I tried all these calculations and still had wax left over! 🤯. I tried your method yesterday!! I’m tired I’m still making candles!!! Thank you!! I knew this made sense! 🙌🏽🏆. And by the way super thanks again because your channel was my first candle making channel I’ve ever seen. Take care and God bless you and your channel! 😇
I think your formula would be a little less than 10% because 1 ounce of fragrance plus 9 ounces of wax would make a 10 ounce candle with a 10% fragrance load, but if you added 1 ounce of fragrance to 10 ounces of wax the candle would be an 11 ounce candle with a 9% fragrance load. Does this formula seem right to people that are good with math?
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I followed you because your so real down to earth I have been getting ready to start doing candles this gram stuff for me was just confusing and i knew there had to be a better way God bless you for your sharing and helping !!
I use coconut apricot wax and watched your video about 10% being the sweet spot for coconut apricot wax - and girl you were RIGHT! Getting the best hot throw even cold throw with my candles so thank you so much! Love your videos. So helpful.
You're hilarious and real and i'm here for it. I'm new to this and I'm like damn, now I know why candles are pricey. Thanks for your advice and recos!
I haven't even started yet but this just sound so simple to understand. Some of the other videos I have watched have made me feel really overwhelmed. Thanks
Glad it was helpful! I was you 3 years ago watching so confused so I was like let me do this to help people like me lol
Exactly!!!👍
@@bossvisionThank you 🙏🏽
Thank you for the great information, I don't made candles, but was deciding to give it a try, and your instructions are very easy to follow. Very lively video! Love it!!❤❤😂
I love how you explain things . It just registers in my brain so well to me .
I was adding 1 oz of FO per 16 oz of wax but your formula sounds great I’m gonna try that! Thank you girl! As always you are AMAZING
I was doing the same as you. So. But can you help me understand her method? So how much do I put now in 10 0z of wax
Did u try? What was the difference?
@@vasilikithanou79071oz of Fragrance Oil to 10oz of Wax
@@vasilikithanou7907use percentages, i personally use 10%
that puts you at 6% , 10% (her method) is much better ! :)
After watching so many videos, I've just realised that your video/recipe is the most straightforward to me.
I've been watching candle making videos for 3 or so years. Now I'm practicing to start my candle business next year February on my birthday.
I'm going to be making just 1 candle of about 6.02 oz with parasoy wax. Now I know to make it 5 oz and my FL 1.02 oz...with your help.
I truly appreciate your videos. I've already subscribed to your channel. Thank you. ❤
no that's not right... 6oz candle is 5.5oz wax .55 oz of fragrance for 10%
@@bossvision oh, woooow...thank you so much, sis. I'd have messed up my first candle 🕯 😕
Thank you for this! No idea there was such a thing as a fragrance calculator!!!! OMG. Your information is life changing! I'm new to the candle making game but excited to get started! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!
Great video. I’m still using the 464 wax & have been getting great reviews on my candles. I’ve watched many of your videos for tips. Thank you!!!!!
Hey girl hey ...I have been struggling with getting the right hot throw and gave up and just recently decided to try again because of your video. I made a two candles this morning and I can't wait to smell them tomorrow. I could wait for two weeks but honestly I wont😂😂😂. Let you know how they smell..thanks again for all your tips 😉.
Yessssssss Queen! You doing you and sharing your knowledge is super inspiring 🙌🏼 made me laugh, explained everything in such an easy to understand way, and made me feel like I’ve just made a new friend 😍
BRB, off to test what I’ve just learned 😁…
I'm just getting into candles and I'm definitely going to try your method ❤
yess let me know how it goes :)
Thank you! You have blessed my entire life! 🙌🏽 new to candle business but here I am doing it 🙌🏽🙌🏽
I found your video because I am making my sister a candle, her name is Talisha! Thanks for the great info!
Glad it was helpful!
I just found your videos and oh my you are so straightforward and I love it!!! It makes it so much easier to understand ❤😊
Awesome! Thank you!
LOVE your videos!! You crack me up and you ARE a boss. Keep it up and THANK YOU!! Your talent is blessing the rest of us. Thank you thank you!! And btw you’re fricking hysterical.
Girl, at times you will do whatever it takes to get it done! 😂 I will definitely try this! Thanks so much for sharing!
NEEEEEDED THIS GAME!! Just got my oils in from your company they are AMAZING
I just wanted to tell you think so much for explain the range under the description for the fragrance load. I was over thinking do i want to do this cuz hunty i was lost little lamb😂...Thank you again❤
Glad I could help!
I love love love your energy and your explanation rocks! Ty so much for your help and advice! You got a new subscriber! Now off to binge watch your videos.
Awesome! Thank you!
Do you have any experience with wood wicks?? lol I’m having good luck but would definitely love your input!!
Thank youuuuuuu!!!!!!!!!!! This is a blessing.. May God continue to bless you for sharing!!!!!!! ❤❤❤
Get tf out of here, I'm about to do this NOW and will come back w/ my results!!!! BRBBB (Tooo excited)
wya lol!!?
You’re the real MVP! Love your energy!
thank you!!
Im praying this video helps me. Very informative. Plus i love your energy. New sub!!!😍😍
I pray it helps you get the strongest scented candles and lots of sales! Thanks for subbing!
YOU COMPLETE ME 😂😊 TELLIN MY CANDLE STORY TO THE T ❤
Have you tried high density gel wax? The percentage is lower so I was going to do 1oz to 1lb since max is 6%. If u have better knowledge please share. Wanting to make wax melts.
Omg I needed to hear this. I can’t do the gram.
Wow, I usually just like people's posts that I watch, but I had to comment on this one. Very good info
Thank you for sharing this!! This seems a lot easier than grams. So when doing multiple candles it works the same right?
Yes the same.
Thank you so much!!
I cannot find a link to the coconut wax you mentioned that was beginner friendly. I'm just starting a candle business and I am getting overwhelmed to be honest. I have most things I need, but still a working progress, I am going to start to sell on Etsy, but there is so much competition there. but I'm sure there is enough for all of us. anyways if you don't mind sharing that wax info I would appreciate it. Thanks for your video, I learned the FO measurements using the calculator you recommended.. thanks I was having a hard time with the other version I was learning which was the mathematical way of getting measurements... that calculator is going to save me a lot of time.... thanks again!
here it is so sorry for the delay! bit.ly/3Q0jZiv
Thank you very much! Was very helpful!
So just to be clear, if I’m using a 10oz candle vessel, Would the fragrance load be 1oz?
And I love Makesy also!😍
So if i use 20 ounces of wax, then i use 2 oz fragrance oil
I'm trying your hack definitely, thank you!!
Girl I rather your method, thanks bo!
No problem!!
You know the percentages work the same for ounces as for grams?? 16oz ->1.6oz(10%) FO. 300gr -> 30gr FO (10%)
maybe... i never tried. not a fan of grams and would rather change my scale to ounces to stay safe and accurate
Yes they do, i use grams personally, oz and grams both measure weight so they will absolutely work with the same percentage
Thanks for sharing cause I was stressing on amounts of fl to add.❤
Yay glad I could help
I LUV YOU GURL!!
That all makes perfect sense ❤.
Have a Lovely Day😃
Her saying dont worry girl i got your back makes me laugh as a 29 year old man 😂😂😂
"Girl" is gender neutral in this case 😂❤
That makes sense ❤❤ it! I'ma try and let you knw. Thank you for you time and info 😊 ❤
You are so welcome! yes let me know how it goes!!!
Yes, I have been testing at 10% fl as of recent with 3 different waxes. I feel like 10% is a good fl to test at, but do your own research and testing. Certain soy waxes don’t need as much. Quick question, how to figure your fill weight?
I like this method! But what if you want to add 2 or 3 fragrances in that one candle? Would you just double the FO only?
So I'm not a candle maker. I just wanted to give out gifts for Valentines Day, but I wanted to not break my pocket book either. So I bought a kit that came with everything to make 12 4 oz candles. The only thing I didn't use in the kit was the dye and the essential oils. I bought fragrance oil from Maksey. I also got rosebuds/flakes from them too because I wanted to put them on top of the candles. I made my candles on Sunday, and then an emergency happened, so I didn't get to add rose flakes until this morning. Will that affect my Hot Throw?
BTW thank you SO MUCH for your videos. You don't know how easy you made this process for me by watching your videos. Again, I'm not a candle maker and don't aspire to be one. Honey, this is not my ministry 😅
Hello, I used the fragrance oil calculator Question? the percentage they give is it per ounce? or exactly what they give. Thank you.
no clue
im new to candle making and low on money and trying to start from the bottom. how do u keep the candle from cracking and the wick tunneling?
So what if you’re using 2 different FO, do I just add half of one and half of the other?
How do you measure oil? Do you use a Dixie cup or tablespoon? What tool do you use
i use clear plastic cups
Thank you so much! Very helpful! Love your energy! ❤
Glad it was helpful!
This was soooo helpful thank you! ❤️
Is a coffee whip cream blender good to use.. I mix mine like that on I pour it back and forth for 10 x in a cup... I'm I'm wrong??
I don't use that. You are in the wrong lol
I will def try your method Thank you
Please do!
I’ve been testing and doing 10% FO load as well but I’m not getting a good hot or cold through. I’m wondering if it’s the oil (candle science) or did I not let it cure it long enough?? Do you always cure for 2 weeks and what temp do you add FO and pour at? I’m using coco apricot. I’ve been adding FO at around 210 and pouring around 200. Thank you so much for always explaining things so well!!
yes the oil is probably the problem. Coco Apricot is the easiest wax to use.
Thank you was trying to purchase the guide and was having issues
here's the link www.candlemakingsurvivalguide.com
let me know if it's still being weird.
So you add the fragrance oil at 200f??
Im new to your channel! Love it❤️thank u
So if I do 7oz wax what would my fragrance ratio be it turns out to make 3 4oz candles but I can’t get that hot throw
Thanks babe imma try this
When I’m letting my candle sit for 2 week do I put the lid on it or leave it off ?
put the lid on it
@@bossvision thanks your oils are top of the line btw!!
Is 10% is equal to 1 ounce?
Does that mean anything less than 10 oz of wax is measured in ml?
Great video, beautiful 💯thanks 👏🏽❤️
You are so welcome
Hello what size candles you was holding up I need them please
check description of my videos
So let’s say I want to make a batch of 8 candles that are 8oz how would I measure the FO for this????? If anyone can help please!!! Thank you
lol math ok soooo I would do 7oz of wax and .7 oz of FO so perfect 10% x that by 8
@@bossvision I’ve been studying your videos day and night, just to piggy back off this response, on my food scale that would read 2.1oz correct ? NOT 0.021oz ?
I just started yesterday. And found out i should be using fragrance oil not essential oil😂 cause i kept wondering why I am not getting strong scent im following instructions to the T. That was my problem. Someone suggested to put the lid over the candle during the curing stage and I came back next day it was all bubbled up like a disease
YESSSS
What about parafin and soy
Awesome video. Thanks do much.
Amazing you are so welcome. Best of luck in your journey!
That 10 percent will work for soy wax too?
yes
@@bossvision thank u 🥹❤️
Thank you, this is as big help!
so glad I could help!!!!
Hello everyone! Someone please help. When you measure your wax on ounces is it dry flakes or melted? Which version are you measuring? Please help.
dry lol relax you got this
How much for a private glass??
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I do the same as you!! Yay!
8oz tin would be 7.05oz wax .55oz f/o?
that math don't add up sis lol
Wow that apricot wax is pricey! 3.11 a LB after shipping cost. I realize not everyone lives near a wax supplier but I'm going to have to try it. I've been doing good with a soy/coco/paraffin blend
Thanks for sharing!
I do 10% per pound. I have never had any problems. I do it for melts as well, and people keep coming back.
Well why did you come to my fragrance calculator video lmao
@@bossvision I stumbled upon it.
@@bossvision lol my apologies. Keep sharing your wisdom. I appreciate you. I am just learning about the calculator, so it was meant to stumble upon your channel. I am a new subscriber. I don't like making candles but melts, so I will only make one or two.
Do you let your candles cure for 14 days?
sometimes depends on candle wax
Super helpful
Exactly I agree with you I do the exact same thing I even try and teach my students this because I actually teach candle making I have a lot of friends and family who just want to make candles but got frustrated why it wasn't working so they joined my class I actually have a friend she seems something on RUclips about making candles out of Crayola crayons😅 I was like good grief no wonder her candles didn't turn out they were lit for maybe a minute and then went out she was very frustrated so she joined my class I had to explain in great detail why that does not work and never will she was new to making candles and she seen that and thought it was cute I couldn't help but laugh but I did not laugh when I was on the phone with her but I guess we've all been a beginner at one time or another I had another friend try it as well and that's why I decided to teach them how to make candles in about different dye chips they can buy to make their candles
yessss ok I feel better about my little "workaround". its so good that a lot of people already were doing this because the whole grams thing confuses me and playing around with % always made me lose scent throw.
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Those wax calculators are annoying, I do the same method as you its simple with 10% method. Plus I get little over pour so my candles are guaranteed 12 oz etc.
THXXXX!
I know this may sound dumb....but, 10% for 1 fo what about 2 or 3 fo? 🤷🏽♀️...
you confusing yourself sis. 10% for your jar fill weight. so if you did two jars, double it
@@bossvision thank you. How would I measure if I wanted use 2 or 3 fo in one candle.......I'm horrible at math, please help me🤣. Stay Blessed
Pleeease help me IAM terrible in math. So if I wanna do a vessel of 7oz how much fragrance do I use? 🙁 I’m so lost
@@elisamoore6780 Hi, Get the total volume that the calculator on crafty base provides.
THEN, Divide that number by however many oils you are using in your Fragrance oil mix.
For example, "If you're using 8 ounce vessel, with 10% FO, then the wax amount will be 6.25 ounce, your FO total for that ONE vessel will be 0.63 ounces, and you total product weight will be 6.88 ounces. NOW, you want to divide the FO (0.63 ounces) into however many oils you want use. This example is assuming you will be using equal amounts of each oil.
SO, You'll be spitting 2 oils into 0.315 ounces (if your scale screen only has space for 2 digits after the decimal then 0.31 ounces) for each oil which will make the total of the 0.63 ounces you arrived at from the crafty base calculator. You'd do the same process for 3 oils: 0.63 ounces / 3 = 0.21 ounces for each of the 3 oils you are using."
EDIT: This can be done in grams as well:
For example, "If you're using an 8 ounce = 226.80 grams vessel, with 10% FO, then the wax amount will be 177.32 grams, your FO total for that ONE vessel will be 17.73 grams, and you total product weight will be 195.05 grams. NOW, you want to divide the FO (17.73 grams,) into however many oils you want use. This example is assuming you will be using equal amounts of each oil.
SO, You'll be spitting 2 oils into 8.865 grams (if your scale screen only has space for 2 digits after the decimal then 8.87 grams) for each oil which will make the total of the 17.73 grams you arrived at from the crafty base calculator. You'd do the same process for 3 oils: 17.73 grams / 3 = 5.91 grams for each of the 3 oils you are using."
I hope this helps you!! Happy candle making!
Thank you so much I know this response is late BUT THANK YOU
👌👌
10% is good
Just take the end total times the desired fo load. You are adding 10% to 100%. Honestly if you did the formula I said you wouldn’t have to use 10%. I love your enthusiasm though.
thank you for showing me that men make candles :)
@@bossvision we like to smell good and have our homes smell good also😁
I just noticed you put a lot of foreign objects in your candles which is not in line with the National candle association fire safety guides. Does your errors and omissions/liability insurance know that? If a customer's candle catches their house on fire.... guuuurlll.....
1oz fragrance oil to 10oz wax is a 9.1ish percent load not 10. 9oz wax to 1 oz would be 10%
If it works it works, but just so you are aware you percentages are a little off.
How do you spell your name?
no lol
I do my calculations the same way😂
girl yes nice and simple
stop calling me girl, girl hahahaha
my bad lol
#adhd 😂❤
No really I hate grams. Why are they making it complicated
yesssssss
But you ARE "uppity" LMAO...
5 minute talk - I can prove it to you. lol
But thanks for the advice. 10%
I'm gonna go 15.... lol
Thanks for sharing!! I’m definitely gonna try this. It seems simple to me, less confusing.
right, everything else was confusing for me too so I just went with an easier route and it's been going well!
@@bossvision Talisha!!!!!! Omg!!!! I love you!!! Girl!!!! Screaming thank you for this tip!!!! I started making candles last year. I tried all these calculations and still had wax left over! 🤯. I tried your method yesterday!! I’m tired I’m still making candles!!! Thank you!! I knew this made sense! 🙌🏽🏆. And by the way super thanks again because your channel was my first candle making channel I’ve ever seen. Take care and God bless you and your channel! 😇
I think your formula would be a little less than 10% because 1 ounce of fragrance plus 9 ounces of wax would make a 10 ounce candle with a 10% fragrance load, but if you added 1 ounce of fragrance to 10 ounces of wax the candle would be an 11 ounce candle with a 9% fragrance load. Does this formula seem right to people that are good with math?
Thanks you save my small business 😭🫶🏻🙏🏼🩷